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Published 08:56 22 May 2015 BST
Updated 13:17 22 May 2015 BST
Irish Rail yesterday announced a new daily (Monday-Friday) service that will leave Cork's Kent Station at 6:15am and arrive at Heuston Station in Dublin at 8:30am, a travelling time of two hours and 15 minutes.
The new service is being introduced following customer research, which identified a demand for a faster morning service arriving in Dublin at 08.30am to facilitate business meeting needs and we'd imagine, Cork people who want to get an extra night at home at the weekends.
The new service will be the only non-stop service of its type on the national network and will offer customers free wifi and charge points for phones at every seat.
The following changes will be implemented to a number of Irish Rail services as a result; have a look to below to see if your journey will be affected.
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